Chapter 19.20
MAPS

Sections:

19.20.010    Comprehensive Plan maps.

19.20.020    Comprehensive Plan map – Boundaries and designations.

19.20.030    Map and list of significant historic resources.

19.20.040    Map and list of planned development overlay zones.

19.20.050    Map and list of significant riparian corridors.

19.20.060    Map and list of significant wetlands.

19.20.070    Map and list of cultural sites (archeological).

19.20.080    Map and list of established and developing overlay zones (since 1999).

19.20.090    Map and study of special flood hazard areas.

19.20.010 Comprehensive Plan maps.

(1) Preface. It is the intent of this section to identify which maps are part of the St. Helens Comprehensive Plan.

(2) Goal. To make available maps to help understand this plan.

(3) Policy. Maps listed in this section shall be considered part of the St. Helens Comprehensive Plan and changes to the maps will be in accordance with any amendment to the plan.

(a) All lands within the urban growth boundary shall be identified on a map with designations in accordance with policies stated here in this Comprehensive Plan and changes made by amendment.

(b) Other maps that are required by policies herein shall be incorporated into this plan by amendment. (Ord. 2980 § 2, 2006)

19.20.020 Comprehensive Plan map – Boundaries and designations.*

*    Code reviser’s note: The Comprehensive Plan map is constantly changing, and this map may not be the most up to date. The current map is available at City Hall.

(Ord. 2980 § 2, 2006)

19.20.030 Map and list of significant historic resources.

City of St. Helens Designated Landmarks Register 

#

Name

Legal

Address

Year Built

Notes

1

Courthouse

 

240 The Strand

1906

 

2

Courthouse Plaza

Plaza, B. 11

Plaza Square

1907

 

3

Columbia County Bank

L. 18, B. 11

265 The Strand

1908

City Hall

4

Christ Episcopal Church

L. 5, B. 11

260 S. 1st Street

1897

Also 61 Plaza Square

5

Richard Cox House

L. 3, B.11

280 S. 1st Street

1890

 

6

Morgus Building

L. 13, B. 10

313, 315 & 317 The Strand

1912

 

7

Muckle-George House

L. 10-13, B. 19

105 Cowlitz Street

1910

Formerly addressed as 305 S. 1st Street

8

Italianate Cottage

L. 5, B. 18

260 S. 2nd Street

1885

 

9

Laud Rutherford House

L. 21 & 22, B. 26

295 S. 2nd Street

1911

 

10

John Gumm School

L. 8-15, B. 26

251 St. Helens Street

1919

 

11

Samuel Miles House

L. 3, 4, 19 & 20, B. 17

175 S. 1st Street

1886

 

12

Cliff-Ross House

L.16, B. 17

145 S. 1st Street

1905

 

13

Orin Shepard House

L.13, B.17

115 S. 1st Street

1926

 

14

Gray House

L.12, B.17

105 S. 1st Street

1905

 

15

Shinn House

L. 9, B. 12

120 S. 1st Street

1914

 

16

Henry Knighton House

L. 17, B. 43

155 S. 4th Street

1851

Moved to this location in 1938

17

Methodist Church

L. 1 & 2, B. 47

560 Columbia Blvd.

1924

 

18

Stone Wall

Columbia Boulevard ROW

Between N. 7th & N. 9th Streets

1933

 

19

Basalt House

L. 22, B. 112

1320 St. Helens Street

1932

 

20

Basalt House

L. 17, B. 123

255 North 14th Street

1936

 

21

Basalt House

Tualatin Street and DuBois Lane

205 DuBois Lane

1930

 

22

Railroad Station

Railroad ROW

2194 Columbia Blvd.

1923

Burlington-Northern Railroad

23

White Way House

L. 4, B. 1, White Sub.

116 White Way

1859/1906

Formerly addressed as 2364 Columbia Boulevard; Remodeled in 1906

(Ord. 3250 §§ 2 (Att. A), 3 (Att. B), 4, 2020; Ord. 2980 § 2, 2006)

19.20.040 Map and list of planned development overlay zones.

(1) Columbia Heights Zoning Overlay.

(2) Shadow Canyon Planned Development.

(3) Gable Road North Planned Community Development.

(4) The Wetlands Planned Community Development.

(5) Ridgecrest Planned Community Development.

(6) Meadowbrook Planned Development.

(Ord. 2980 § 2, 2006)

19.20.050 Map and list of significant riparian corridors.

List of Significant Riparian Corridor Resources

As shown on the Pacific Habitat Services, Inc. maps identified as Attachment B*, and based upon the criteria chosen by the city council, the following riparian resources are considered as Significant Goal 5 Riparian Corridor Resources:

This list includes the riparian inventory that has two or more assessed functions rated as high and are considered fish-bearing waterways.

R-MC-5b

R-MC-7R

R-MC-7L

R-MC-8L

R-MC-10

R-MC-12

R-MC-13R

R-MC-13L

R-MC-15

R-MC-16a

R-MC-16b

R-MI-21

R-MI-22

R-MI-23R

R-MI-23L

R-MI-24

R-MI-26a

R-D-34

Note: The above-listed reaches are included in different form in the Pacific Habitat Services, Inc. report dated February 4, 2000, and amended March 24, 2000, to adjust for labeling errors on the maps and in the report.

(Ord. 2980 § 2, 2006)

*    Code reviser’s note: The maps identified as Attachment B are available from the Planning Department at City Hall.

19.20.060 Map and list of significant wetlands.

(1) Map. See Wetland Riparian Protection Zones map in SHMC 19.20.050.

(2) List of Significant Wetlands.

Significant Wetlands Inventory

Drainage Name and Unit

Dalton

 

McNulty Creek

 

 

D1

 

MC1

 

D2

 

MC2

 

D4

 

MC3

 

D6

 

MC5

 

D7

 

MC8

 

D8

 

MC9

 

D10

 

MC10

 

D11

 

MC16

 

D16

 

MC17

 

D17

 

MC20

 

D18

 

MC21

 

D19

 

MC22

 

D20

 

MC25

 

D21

 

MC26

 

D22

 

 

 

 

 

 

Frogmore Slough

 

Unnamed Creek A

 

 

F2

 

UA2

 

 

 

 

Jackass Canyon

 

Unnamed Creek B

 

 

J3

 

UB5A

 

J6

 

UB5B

 

 

 

UB6

 

 

 

 

Milton Creek

 

 

 

 

M3

 

 

 

M5

 

 

 

M7

 

 

 

M8

 

 

 

M10

 

 

 

M11

 

 

 

M12

 

 

 

M15

 

 

(Ord. 3264 § 2 (Att. A), 2021; Ord. 2980 § 2, 2006)

19.20.070 Map and list of cultural sites (archeological).

(1) Archaeological Sites. A list of identified archaeological sites is located in the vault at City Hall. (Ord. 2980 § 2, 2006)

19.20.080 Map and list of established and developing overlay zones (since 1999).

See Comprehensive Plan map. The current map is available at City Hall. (Ord. 2980 § 2, 2006)

19.20.090 Map and study of special flood hazard areas.

The areas of special flood hazard identified by the Federal Insurance Administration in a scientific and engineering report entitled “The Flood Insurance Study for Columbia County, Oregon and Incorporated Areas,” dated November 26, 2010, with accompanying flood insurance rate map (FIRM) are on file at City Hall. (Ord. 3138 § 3 (Att. B), 2010)